Morris tribune., 1887-10-05

diyohi county, spent yesterday III
Morris, and went to Glenwood to-day
TO look after business interests.
WANTED-To buy 5000 dozen eggs
for which we will pay the highest
market price; also an unlimited guam
tity of fresh butter. Hancock d Steb-
bins. wv
Elevator men say that farmers are
more backward than ever about
bringing in their wheat this year. 1t
only proves that the farmers are
getting better fiXeo and don't have
to bring it until they get good ready.
-Litchfield News Ledger
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
T. Wheat on died on Monday OF
PARALYSIS of the stomach. The funeral
services were conducted at the resi-
dence of the family by Rev. J. b.
Fairbank yesterday afternoon. Mr..
and Mrs. Wheaton have the sympa-
thy of large circle of friends in their
bereavement.
The punishment for disturbing re-
ligious meetings under the new GRIM
inal code is rigorous and very severe.
The penalty for disturbing in any way
body assembled for religious wor-
ship is fine of $500 or imprisonment
in the county Jail for one year, or
both at the discretion of the court.
-Ortonville Herald. o"''oG", -
The man who handles stock care
lessly invites death. Cattle and
horses generally are harmless, but no
one should ever go among them with
out being on his guard. Carefulness,
mildness and firmness are three
essential qualities. Let one get into
careless habits and some fine day
when among animals inclined to
yiciousness he will find himself in
trouble.
The little smash-up here last Friday
shows necessity for close inspee-
ton of the Manitoba's rolling stock.
That caboose was nicely painted and
had good appearance, but the
| wreck showed its stills to be thorough
ly rotted and the car unsafe for use.
If this is the case with other nicely
painted cabooses and passenger
coaches something much worse than
the little accident of last Friday. 10
liable to happen at any time.
H. w. Stone & Co. Morris Mimi,
have small but very choice herd. Of
Red Polled cattle, among them the
cow Didlington Davy, who celebrated
her advent on the Minnesota State
Fails grounds, by dropping a beauti'
full heifer calf, which in spite Of the
somewhat uncongenial surroundings
seemed to be doing remarkably well.
Didlington Davy is daughter of q
famous bull, Davidson Sd. who has
carried of 16 first premiums and six
cups In England.-=TheF Farmer,
There is all sorts of fun in "mum
socialn when we'll managed. The
rules are as follows: From the mo-
ment you enter the house, perfect
silence must be kept. The first ont
who speaks will be fined fifty cents
Each succeeding speaker will be fined
twenty-five cents, and be entitled t
a ticket for refreshments and the priv
iIege of talking and making other
talk. Those who refrain from talk
ing the entire evening will have thei
refreshments served gratis. No writ
ing allowed.
Sugar beets, it is said, would max
most successful as well as profitabl
plants for our farmers to cultivate
A Chicago beet sugar expert says tina
all the sugar consumed in this coun
try to the value of $125, 0O0,0 900 coul
easily be produ .ed from our own soil
the farmers would turn their al
e tention to the cultivation of suga
r beets, crop four times more prof
n table than corn or wheat. He says
t yield of from twelve to twentyfly
v tons can be had from an acre, wort
g from $50 to 800 per acre.
e Our exchanges are handing tn
puzzle around among themselves
> "a freight train one mile in lengt
= stopped at station with the caboos
+. just opposite the depot. The condu'
:. tor got orders to move his train to tt
!, next station, which was just Il,
= miles distant. He gave the engine'
- the signal to move, which he di
while the conductor walked oyer I'll
train to the engine and got there ju
y as the locomotive reached the station
e, where he got off: How for did /
ne walk, or how far did he ride, or d.
ga he ride at all ?"
:. Don't forget it?--When you wal
- goods of any kind, patronize hon
dealers. PatroniZe business men WI
pay taxes, who advertise aud WI
have common interest with you
I'd the welfare and prosperity Of Il
r. community. When you buy goods
of reliable home dealer, you know "
e. are getting the worth of your none
Sc This is the basis upon which his
n. liability as a dealer in wares res
m Remember these things, and spel
ire your money with home dealers
nd thereby helping to build up 20
.rd own as well as the communIty's
terests.-Caryer News.